Leeds United pursues James Trafford as potential £40m signing from Man City
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 25, 2026, 6:25 PM
Last updated Jul 25, 2026
Leeds United is actively negotiating to sign Manchester City goalkeeper James Trafford for a record £40 million. Talks have progressed rapidly, with personal terms reportedly already agreed upon. Trafford prioritizes a move to Leeds, and other interested clubs have stepped aside, leaving Leeds with a clear path. While City seeks a hefty fee, Trafford's impressive performances in the Championship and Champions League bolster his valuation. Leeds aims to enhance their Premier League prospects with this potential signing.
- •Leeds in talks to sign James Trafford for £40 million.
- •Personal terms already agreed with Trafford.
- •Newcastle and other clubs have withdrawn interest.
- •Trafford previously excelled with Burnley in the Championship.
- •Transfer would mark Leeds' record signing.
- 6:25 PMYahoo Sports — Leeds United Ready To Shatter Records For £40m Signing: The Right Move For The Whites?
"Elland Road is bracing itself for a proper statement of intent. Leeds United are pushing hard to lock down Manchester City goalkeeper James Trafford, with talks between the two clubs moving at a rapid...
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